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- RESIDUE FREE – Cleans deeply without leaving behind a residue that would attract dirt and contaminants
- PAINT SAFE – Safe to use on paint, clear coat, PPF, and exterior coatings.
- SAFE CLEANING – Contains no halogenated hydrocarbons
- PREMIUM ADHESIVE REMOVAL – Removes adhesives (eg sticker residues), rubber, tree resin, spray mist, ink stains, oil, greases, tar, etc. from solvent-resistant surfaces such as paintwork, glass, ceramic, metal, etc
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Koch-Chemie – Eulex – Adhesive Remover, Evaporates Quickly, Protects Surface While Cleaning (1 Liter)
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Informação adicional
| Brand | KOCHCHEMIE |
|---|---|
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Specific Uses For Product | Automotive Exterior Cleaning |
| Item Volume | 1 Liters |
Hal L. –
I have tried all sorts of different products when it comes to trying to remove old adhesive. This is by far the best product I have ever purchased. Well worth the price. I would not recommend any other product for adhesive removal. The product bottle has a built-in application spout which eliminates any waste of the product I’m perfectly controls the application
Chad Cunningham –
I pulled some PPF off my car and found it left a good bit of adhesive behind. After trying some goo gone and a steamer to see if I could get it off, I found neither did much of anything. I purchased this Eulex along with some 3M Specialty Adhesive Remover and a 3M adhesive removal drill disc. Overall I think Eulex is the winner and did the quickest and best job removing the adhesive. It still requires some elbow grease but it comes off relatively easily. The 3M spray was a close second but seemed to require a bit more time and elbow grease. The drill disc I found did work but made me very nervous about managing pressure and speed to remove the adhesive without risking paint damage.
wesley coyte –
I removed my PPF the incorrect way and left a whole bunch of adhesive on the clear coat. I used this product with a scraper and was able to remove all the adhesive. I rub the liquid onto the adhesive with a microfiber towel and let it sit for a few seconds. It made the adhesive softer so it is easier to remove w a plastic scraper. It has a strong odour when it evaporates, smell like nail polish remover. It should be used in an open space. I used it in the garage w the door open.
Alyssa F –
I bought to use on a 2017 Explorer that had the original PPF on the hood. After removing it I was left with pretty thick adhesive that goo gone wasn’t working on.
Researching solutions on YouTube I found this website where they used this product. I’m always skeptical but given the amount and low cost I decided to give it a try.
I was not disappointed!! Using a non lint microfiber towel I only had to use about an ounce and barely any elbow grease and the adhesive disappeared! This by far exceeded my expectations and is an incredible value for the money. Plus it also got rid of lots of bugs and tar built up around the plastic grill and fenders.
Once the adhesive was gone I put a quick cost of polish on the hood and it looks brand new. Amazing!
The only con is the smell, so best use outdoors or in a well ventilated area and also use gloves.
If you’re looking for a safe adhesive remover for your car, this is the product to own.
Alyssa F –
This stuff really works! Removes glue residue quickly. Make sure to use in a very well ventilated area. Powerful remover comes with powerful and probably toxic smell. Heed the warning label and you’ll be fine.
Gordon Yip –
What more can I say? This works exactly as it claims. My wife gets sap on her car from parking it at work, and this takes it right off.
Goodstuff –
I needed to remove some old dirty paint protective film from the edge of the doors on my new used vehicle. I used this product and a plastic scraper. I found the combo of this product and the scraper helped get things started and once the bulk of the film was off, this product and a clean rag was all I needed to rub the residue off. The end result looked amazing compared to how dirty the old PPF had made my new car appear. I don’t have a point of comparison for this particular task because I didn’t attempt it with any other product – but I was really pleased with how this worked and how it left the car paint. It wasn’t cheap, but I wasn’t taking chances with my new used car. The smell was as expected – obviously, don’t inhale it and make sure you use it in open air and store it appropriately.
Ben –
I ordered this to remove tree sap spots. Works amazingly well. Does smell of acetone slightly. Just make sure you rinse or wash the car after using or use a quick detailer or rinseless wash afterwards.
Directions say not to leave it on the surface without cleaning it after.
Compared to Koch Chemie Tea, Eulex seems a lot more concentrated. Tea is more gentle. So which one you pick depends on what you’re looking to use the chemical for. Larger spots of tar, bugs & tree sap would prob benefit from Eulex. For smaller spots and sensitive paints, I would go with Tea.